Postcomm seeks views on Royal Mail’s plan to charge more for stamps than for franked business post
Postcomm today (4 November 2004) sought views on Royal Mail’s intention to charge customers different prices depending on how they pay for their post. From 1 April 2005, Royal Mail proposes to charge customers who pay for postage using a meter/franking machine, or Printed Postage Impression (PPI), less than those who stick a stamp on an envelope. Royal Mail’s current intention is to introduce a 1p differential between the payment methods. Similar changes would be made to its international Airmail and Surface Mail products. Royal Mail is able to make these changes under its current price control.
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